Sentence examples for clock moments from inspiring English sources

Then a friend mentioned what she called her "ticking clock" moments.

For over two decades I have written about Trump as a blustering con-man, a bully, a bilker of debts and wages - so, in the interests of objectivity, I should refer to the stopped clock moments when he has been right.

Mr Shapps, told the BBC UKIP's success in both the Clacton, and Heywood and Middleton was an "alarm clock moment".

A novel stress optimized multi-layer suspension system consisting of a fixed-fixed beam is designed in this work, whereby a tensile stressed material is sandwiched between two compressively stressed material films; such that the suspension layer system has an overall tensile film force, while an additional stress less layer is used to balance the clock-wise and counter clock-wise moments.

Hamilton described Flatt as someone who "punched her time clock every moment".

Some were seeded with words associated with time (eg, "clock", "hours", "moment").

As much as Derek Jeter's pursuit of 3,000 hits has been chronicled around the clock, the moment he finally does reach the milestone — in the age of high definition and smartphones — will be even more inescapable.

An omen so big that the swearing in, which is also big, would intersect it in our time psyches if not in the actual clock time moment.

To accomplish his part, he had to wait a ways away from where characters Abbi (Abbi Jacobson) and Ilana were sitting and clock the moment he was supposed to run into the scene.

No evidence for a central absolute representation of time -a ticking clock dictating the moment-to-moment timing of state variables-has ever been found.

PAGE 27 AN INCREMENTAL DISASTER -- For the survivors of the storm, there was no clock-stopping moment as there was on Nov. 22, 1963, or 9/11.